I did a quick search on Archive.org for "bristel goodman" and came across this.
Wiki page for the Alternate Reality Game Bristel Goodman which is a wike for an ARG, but there is very little in the way of useful information in the the captures.
The only one I could fine which had anything other of interest was a message page in a
2011 capture of a message thread dated May 8th 2007, titled Bristel Goodman Over. This has an announcement from someone going by the name "seed" that the ARG is being ended.
Their message mentions something about about future videos pointing to the solution of the game, then a link to
http://njones.pop57.com/ which has a couple of captures on Archive.org.
Going to take a look at them now.
Ok... the njonespop57.com site is what appears to be a bio page for an artist, but other than the name Nietzsche Jones, there's nothing informative here.
Googling for "nietzsche jones" artist comes up with a variety of hits, including to
this page about a Richard G Ramsdell. In that it says that "...in ’02 this work transitioned into experimental video under the alias Nietzsche Jones." So this does seem consistent with what's been said Robert. C.
This part seems particularly relevant.
"He returned in 2015 to creating 2d visual art and began publishing digital books as well. Two of these are his unconventional illustration and design of Sun Tzu’s
The Art of War and the original story
Urban Legend: The True Story of the Cooper Family Falling Body Photo, (from the eponymous internet hoax based on an image that unknown to Ramsdell, the creator, had been appropriated from one of his early websites). "